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  • Birthday 05/28/1967

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  6. Dashinka
    There may be some scrutiny, and maybe you have pictures to share with the IO at your N400 interview to help tell your story as you told us in your first post. Filing under the 5yr rule should bring less scrutiny than filing under the 3 yr rule, but it also allows USCIS to review your complete file. Since you and your former spouse submitted a lot of evidence to get your IR1 visa, and USCiS and the DoS already decided you deserved one, you should be fine. The main thing @OldUser is suggesting is to just prepare yourself. Good Luck!
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    Hmm, apparently Starmer is more interested in the end of Ramadan than his own mother. Anyway, Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers in or from the UK.
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  20. Dashinka
    My wife looked into it, and at least in the case of Russia, they did not accept a marriage certificate as a legal name change document, and it appears Ukraine may be the same. My wife decided to just not change anything as it would involve a lot of legwork such as changing her internal ID along with everything tied to that. It has not become an issue and my wife has traveled many times with her married name on her GC, and now US Passport, and her maiden name on her Russian passport. If you want to see it through, you have two options that I know of. Applying for a legal name change through a U.S. court (not sure if you can do this remotely since you are now living in Europe), or awaiting for naturalization if you eventually plan to do that and conduct a legal name change through the N400 process. Good Luck!
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  23. Dashinka
    Hmm, does California have the money? California high-speed rail project needs $7 billion by next summer California's embattled high-speed rail project will soon need at least $7 billion in order to move forward. During a budget hearing focused on transportation in the State Assembly on Wednesday, Helen Kerstein with the California Legislative Analyst's Office told lawmakers the project faces a $7 billion budget gap and the funds need to be secured by next June. If not, Kerstein said it will create yet another delay for plans to finish the project's first segment between Merced and Bakersfield. "There is no specific plan to meet that roughly $7 billion gap, we also think there is some risk that gap could grow," Kerstein said. "This isn't a way out in the future funding gap. This is a pretty immediate funding gap." https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/california-high-speed-rail-project-needs-7-billion-by-next-summer/ar-AA1BS4ko?ocid=BingNewsVerp
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  26. Dashinka
    If she is fine, why are you continuing with the leftist/MSM playbook of stoking the fear? USCIS screws up all the time sending RFE’s for evidence already provided, and the text of those RFEs can be just as scary. I get it, Trump is bad, he is Hitler, or worse just like the Democrat gaslighting and their MSM allies tell us every day. You know the difference between Trump and the most recent former Presidents? Trump is actually doing what he said he would do instead of just making campaign promises he had no intention of keeping. He said he would deal with the criminal illegal aliens, you know, the gangs taking over areas, and he is. Now the Dems find themselves defending those gang members. Trump also said he was fine with legal immigration, so why would he backtrack on that considering he has not backtracked on anything else? Whatever, I still say if one is in legal status, and are not a criminal like Kahlil, you do understand taking over a building and keeping the staff there (mostly custodians) from leaving is kidnapping right, they will be fine. You are doing everything right with your cases, and regardless of anyone’s feeling toward the CAA process, it is legal until Congress says otherwise. So good like with those cases.
  27. Dashinka
    And in the case of a spousal visa, the LPR status begins upon entry in the U.S. with a valid spousal visa (CR1/IR1). If a foreign spouse is issued a CR1 after the interview because the marriage is less than two years old, but enters the U.S. with that visa after the second wedding anniversary, they will get a 10 yr GC.
  28. Dashinka
    Shouldn’t except possibly more scrutiny by CBP.
  29. Dashinka
    You need to read the letter. She is fine.
  30. Dashinka
    You need to reread the third paragraph. Yes, she received this letter because the great big bureaucracy built by the establishment doesn’t know its right hand from its left. This letter only applies to those that have not obtained legal status through other means i.e. CAA.
  31. Dashinka
    I don't really know for certain, but the fact that your foreign passport shows similar naming, I doubt it.
  32. Dashinka
    Up to you.
  33. Dashinka
    I would put your middle name in the other names used section based on your story. You can discuss it with the IO when you have your interview if there area any questions, and you will have the chance to update the N400 at that time and change it to a name change application if needed. Good Luck!
  34. Dashinka
    Not to worry, all will be powered by the sun and wind.
  35. Dashinka
    A little more on this rising Democrat star. Maybe they were following the lead of the Lincoln Project.
  36. Dashinka
    In that case you need to submit the expedite request to NVC (see below). I agree, the consulate appears to think you are asking for DCF which is not the case, but since they have not received your case yet, they really cannot respond to your request. Once NVC sends your case to the consulate, you need to send another expedite request to them. Good Luck! To request an expedite, please submit a scanned letter (or statement) to NVCExpedite@state.gov from a physician (or medical facility). The letter must include the physician’s (or medical facility’s) contact information and declare a life-or-death medical emergency exists.
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